Reach Higher Owosso High School-Student Services Center

EXPIRED DEADLINE ​1/3/2023 - The American Legion Auxiliary-Department of Michigan - (1) Brewer & (2) Wilson Scholarships: Seniors planning to attend an accredited college, university, or trade school in the fall. Criteria for the two scholarships differ and will be available only to students who meet the eligibility requirements for that scholarship. Applicants are required to be from Michigan, provide proof of being a direct descendant of an honorably discharged veteran or active duty service member, GPA of 2.5+, and demonstrate financial need. The William D. & Jewell Brewer Scholarship is valued at $500 and The Guy M. Wilson Scholarship is valued at $500. 

EXPIRED DEADLINE 1/5/2023 - GE-Reagan Foundation Scholarship Program: Seniors may apply if they can demonstrate attributes of leadership, drive, integrity, and citizenship at school, workplace, and community. And must have a 3.0+ GPA. Valued at $10,000.

EXPIRED DEADLINE ​1/31/2023 - Lake Michigan Credit Union-Lloyd F. Hutt Scholarship: Michigan seniors can apply who are planning to attend a Michigan college, university or trade school next fall, and applicants must be a child of an LMCU member (excludes employees, directors or officers). This is a 750-1500 words essay-driven scholarships and this year's theme asks the question, "What act of kindness have you experienced or witnessed that has positively influenced you most? How will you carry it into your future?" Valued at $2,000.  

EXPIRED DEADLINE 1/31/2023 - Shiawassee Community Foundation (SCF): The SCF is a local area nonprofit organization that manages the application process for dozens of local and regional college fund offerings, such as memorial scholarships. ​​Don’t miss out by waiting, this is not something you can speed through and below are some steps to begin to prepare. ​Carefully Fill Out Online Application + Finalize Your Uploads + Meet the Deadline = Opportunity for FREE $MONEY$ for College! Value: Last year the SCF managed the collective distribution of $156,000 in scholarships to Shiawassee County area students.  

• WHAT OHS APPLICANTS NEED TO KNOW & DO BEFORE STARTING THEIR APPLICATION:

EXPIRED DEADLINE 1/31/2023 - Shiawassee Co. Bar Association's Patricia Carmody Memorial Scholarship: Seniors may apply that plan to study any one of the following programs:  Paralegal program, court reporter, criminal justice, law enforcement, legal secretary, legal administrative assistant, law or pre-law curriculum, or any other law-related field. Valued at $1,000.

EXPIRED DEADLINE 2/1/2023 - Society of Women Engineers (SWE) + Detroit Section College-Sophomore Scholarship: This opportunity is for Early Middle College 5th Years who identify as a woman and planning to pursue a career in engineering, engineering technology and computer science. Requires a 3.0 minimum GPA, application form, official transcript, and essay. SWE is a global organization, and the SWE-Detroit Section serves ALL of Michigan. Each applicant submits 1 application which is automatically considered for over multiple SWE individual scholarships offered globally, nationally, and scholarships exclusive to Michigan. Value ranges between $1,000 to $10,000.  

EXPIRED DEADLINE ​2/10/2023 - Saginaw Community Foundation: This Foundation is much like the Shiawassee Community Foundation application program. The application process requires submitting 1 application in order to be considered for the multiple scholarships they manage. For example, TEAMONE Credit Union awards 14 scholarships through the Foundation annually and available to applications in Shiawassee County. In 2020 one senior from Corunna High School was one of the TEAMONE winners. One application = multiple scholarship considerations. The TEAMONE scholarship was valued at $1,000. 

EXPIRED DEADLINE 2/15/2023 - Kiwanis Club of Owosso Scholarship: Seniors planning to attend college in the fall may apply. Requires proof of GPA, financial need, and history of service in your school and community. Valued at $1,000.

EXPIRED DEADLINE ​2/16/2023 - MEA Scholarship (Michigan Education Association): Seniors may only apply if they are a dependent of an MEA member or MEA-Retired member in good standing. You must also have a plan to seek a either a 2-year/4-year college degree or trade school certification/license. And, those attending the following private institutions ONLY are also eligible: Baker College-Flint/Owosso; University of Detroit–Mercy; Adrian College; Finlandia University; and Albion College. (The aforementioned private institutions are existing local MEA affiliates.) Note: Children of MEA officers, fund trustees, and MEA staff are not eligible. (A child of an MEA, MESSA or MEA-FS staff person is eligible if the other parent is an MEA member.) Priority is given on the basis of: ■ Academic achievement. ■ Extra-curricular activities. ■ School and community service. ■ Students from lower income households.​ Valued at approximately $500.

EXPIRED DEADLINE ​2/22/2023 - ​The Engineering Society of Detroit (ESD)-Outstanding High School Student of the Year Scholarship: Graduating seniors with a 3.0+ gpa who are pursuing a career in engineering or the life sciences and serve as an active volunteer in the school or community. Requires submission of an application and a recommendation letter from a teacher or counselor. Scholarship valued at $2,000.

EXPIRED DEADLINE 2/28/2023 - GreenStone Farm Credit Services Scholarship: Seniors can apply who are planning to study an agriculture related field with a career in production agriculture or agribusiness. Requirements include a 3.0+ GPA; demonstrate participation and leadership in school; submit complete application with two letters of recommendation written by non-family members by published deadline; and Relatives (siblings, step-siblings, children, stepchildren, grandchildren, step-grandchildren, nieces and nephews) of GreenStone Farm Credit Services board director and employees are not eligible to receive a scholarship. ​Valued at $1,000-2,000. 

EXPIRED DEADLINE ​3/1/2023 - The American Legion Auxiliary (ALA)-Children of Warriors National Presidents' Scholarship: Seniors planning to attend an accredited college, university, or trade school in the fall. Criteria requires applicant to be in the top quarter of their class demonstrate financial need. Must attend a Michigan to be from Michigan, provide proof of being a direct descendant of an honorably discharged veteran or active duty service member, GPA of 2.5+, and demonstrate financial need. Requires application, letters of recommendation, 1,000 word max essay on theme, statement about the military service (branch, dates of service, photo of discharge papers if available) of the qualifying family member, official transcript, copy of FAFSA Summary Report and Confirmation Page (or FAFSA Student Aid Report-SAR).​ Valued at $5,000. 

EXPIRED DEADLINE ​3/1/2023 - The American Legion Auxiliary (ALA)-Eagle Scout of the Year Scholarship: This scholarship is for Eagle Scouts and designed to recognize AL, ALA, or STOAL members actively involved in the Scouting program. Requires documentation of membership and accomplishments. Valued at $1,000/local level, and $2,500-$10,000/national level.  

EXPIRED DEADLINE ​3/1/2023 - The American Legion Auxiliary (ALA)-Spirit of Youth Scholarship: Senior applicants must have been a Junior member of the ALA for 3 consecutive years and continue their membership to current year. Requires a 3.0 gpa, application, letters of recommendation, 1,000 word max essay on theme, official transcript, copy of FAFSA Summary Report and Confirmation Page (or FAFSA Student Aid Report-SAR). Valued at $5,000 annually over 4 years, conditions apply.​ Valued at $5,000. 

EXPIRED DEADLINE ​3/1/2023 - Michigan Association of Police-Carl Parcell Scholarship: Seniors can apply that have an immediate family member who is a member of one of the following organizations: Michigan Association of Police, Michigan Association of Public Employees, or Michigan Association of Fire Fighters. This scholarship assists members and their families who are motivated to improve society by enhancing their future careers through a college education. Valued at $2,500. 

DEADLINE 3/1/2023 - Rosa L. Parks Michigan Scholarship: The Rosa L. Parks Scholarship Foundation is dedicated to awarding scholarships to Michigan high school seniors who hold close to Mrs. Parks' ideals while demonstrating academic skills, community involvement and economic need. Michigan seniors with a 2.5+ GPA can apply. Requires application, 200-300 word essay, and current transcript with ACT and/or SAT scores. Value - The Foundation awards approximately forty scholarships valued at $2,000 each.

EXPIRED DEADLINE 3/5/2023 - The Sonoco Scholarship: Seniors may apply if they meet the criteria: (1) proof they are a  descendant of a retired, disabled or deceased Sonoco employee, or (2) a dependent of an employees with at least one year of continuous full-time employment with the Company as of January 1 of the year the scholarship is to be awarded. Note that Sonoco is a national company based out of Georgia and this high school opportunity is managed through a Georgia-based community foundation, however, the applicants associated with the Sonoco Protective Solutions, Inc design/manufacturing plant located in Owosso, MI are encouraged to apply. Valued at $2,500, renewable annually. 

EXPIRED *JUNIORS!* DEADLINE ​3/15/2023 - Horatio Alger Scholarships: THIS ONE IS FOR JUNIORS! Juniors should apply if they have a minimum cumulative 2.0 GPA (shown on the current 5th semester transcript), demonstrate critical financial assistance (i.e., parent/guardian 2020 taxes or other proof of public assistance/disability documentation), involvement in school and community service, and display integrity and perseverance in overcoming adversity. Applicants are considered for National and State scholarships. Scholarships range in value from $2,500-$10,000.

EXPIRED DEADLINE 3/15/2023 - Horatio Alger Career & Technical Scholarship Program: Seniors completing high school in Summer 2022 should apply if they meet the criteria: (1) proof of enrollment in a 2 year or less career or technical/certificate program in the Fall that will lead to employment, (2) attend a not-for-profit post-secondary institution, and (3) demonstrate financial need. More details available through the official application. The CTE-based scholarships range in value up to $2,500.

EXPIRED DEADLINE ​3/15/2023 - The American Legion Auxiliary-Department of Michigan Medical Career Scholarship: ​Seniors seeking a medical degree at an accredited college, university, or trade school in the fall. Criteria requires applicant to prove they are a direct descendant of an honorably discharged veteran or active duty service member, provide a transcript showing they are in the top quarter of their class, demonstrate financial need, submit three letters of recommendation, and proof of enrollment in a Michigan school.  Valued at $1,000.

EXPIRED DEADLINE 3/​15/2023 - The American Legion Auxiliary-Department of Michigan Memorial Scholarship: Seniors *girls* applying meet the specific criteria as daughters, granddaughters, great-granddaughters of honorably discharged or deceased men or women veterans (see application for veteran details) may apply. Requires copy of veteran's discharge papers (review application for instructions on how to acquire such documents), letters of recommendation, transcript, Income Tax 1040 for previous year or FAFSA completion summary. Valued at $500.

EXPIRED DEADLINE 3/​15/2023 - Jeanne Rand Scholarship: Seniors who are planning to pursue a career in the nursing field and meet the criteria, may apply. Criteria includes: (1) applicant must be a child or stepchild of an employee of Clinton Area Care Center, Inc., (2) proof of acceptance in a State accredited program for nursing, (3) a letter  of recommendation, and (4) unofficial copy of current transcript. Valued at $1,000.

EXPIRED DEADLINE ​3/15/2023 - Michigan Career Placement Association (MCPA) 3 x Work-Based Learning (WBL) Scholarship: Seniors enrolled in the Work-Based Learning program can apply. Submit application with support of SRESD Transition Coordinator, Christine Ebner (or) OHS Special Education Department Chair, Janelle Perkins. Graduating senior must be currently enrolled in one of the following WBL programs: (1) Career Technical Education (CTE) WBL, (2) non-CTE WBL or (3) Special Education WBL programming. Application requires a resume, reference names, transcript, work-based learning letter of recommendation, photo, and application form. Valued at $1,000 for each category.

EXPIRED DEADLINE ​3/15/2023 - Military Officers Association of America (MOAA)-Capital Area Chapter Scholarship: Students who are children of an active-duty, reserve, (or) National Guard parent who died on active service (or) children of severely wounded in the line of duty since September 2001 (as defined as Traumatic SGLI) are eligible to apply. Requires registration on the MOAA Scholarship Fund's Educational Assistance Programs prior to applying. Qualified students are selected on a basis of their scholastic ability, activities, and financial need. Valued ranged between $250 to $1,250. 

EXPIRED DEADLINE 3/15/2023 - Shiawassee Conservation Association-Earl Davenport Memorial Scholarship: Seniors may apply who are planning a career in conservation, related to fields such as wildlife preservation, outdoor education, naturalist, fisheries biologist, etc. Multiple awards valued between $500 and $1,000 each.  

DEADLINE 3/27/2023 - Society of Women Engineers (SWE) + Detroit Section College-Freshmen Scholarship: This opportunity is for seniors who identify as a woman and planning to pursue a career in engineering, engineering technology and computer science. Requires a 3.0 minimum GPA, application form, official transcript, and essay. SWE is a global organization, and the SWE-Detroit Section serves ALL of Michigan. Each applicant submits 1 application which is automatically considered for over multiple SWE individual scholarships offered globally, nationally, and scholarships exclusive to Michigan. Value ranges between $1,000 to $10,000. 

*NEW* SCHOLARSHIP OPP>>>DEADLINE ​3/31/2023 - Greater Michigan Construction Academy (GMCA)-Ed Tanzini Memorial Scholarship: Applicants must plan to pursue a post-secondary vocational skilled trades education and training in an apprenticeship program at GMCA. Applicant will be evaluated in the following areas: GPA/GED, work/life skills, high school attendance records, honors/awards, and extracurricular activities. Value will cover the cost of the 1st year of the 2-year GMCA program. 

DEADLINE ​3/31/2023 - Lansing Federal Credit Union (LAFCU)-"Write to Educate" Essay Scholarship: Seniors planning to attend an accredited college or university in the state of Michigan in the Fall should apply. This year's 500 word essay topic is, "If you had the opportunity to change the future of the Workplace, what would you change and why?" The Lansing State Journal is a community sponsor of the 2023 Write to Educate Essay Contest. This years winner(s) essays will be published in the Lansing State Journal. A bonus with this scholarship is a community donation to the winners' community non-profit of choice, all of which serve the Mid-Michigan region including Shiawassee Co: (1) Capital Area Humane Society, (2) Greater Lansing Food Bank, and (3) Capital Area United Way.  Valued at $5,000 each (four winners will be selected). 

DEADLINE ​3/31/2023 - Owosso Sports Boosters: Qualifying senior-athletes should apply. This scholarship is merit and character based. Senior should have a history of sportsmanship and good team player characteristics. Submit to JoEllen Smith, OHS Athletic Office or mail to Owosso Sports Boosters (see application). Valued at $500 each, awarded to 2 seniors.

DEADLINE ​3/31/2023 - Paul W. Yunker Memorial Scholarship - Qualifying senior-swimmers and divers should apply. This scholarship is managed through the Genesee ISD, however, OHS seniors have been invited to apply for consideration.  Requires involvement in a swimming and/or diving program, outstanding personal character and leadership qualities in the school and community, ranked in the upper 25% of the graduating class, 300 word personal essay, notarized copy of transcript and ACT or SAT scores (see Mrs. Pilon for support), letter of recommendation, two letters of endorsement (not from school staff), and show proof of acceptance at a college/university for next fall. Valued at $2,000.

*NEW* QUARTERLY SCHOLARSHIP OPP>>>DEADLINE 3/31/2023 ​- Skillpointe Foundation-Donohue Family Scholarship: Graduating seniors may apply who are planning to pursue a career in technical/vocational training in the areas of construction, communications, energy, healthcare, manufacturing, public service, technology, and transportation. This scholarship is exclusively for individuals wishing to gain a certificate, credential, or 2-year degree. (Note: There are quarterly application opportunities in March and September annually.) Valued at $2,000. 

*NEW* QUARTERLY SCHOLARSHIP OPP>>>DEADLINE 3/31/2023 ​- Skillpointe Foundation-Technical/Vocational Training Scholarship: Graduating seniors may apply who are planning to pursue a career in technical/vocational training in the areas of construction, healthcare, energy, manufacturing, transportation, and other skill-based professions. This scholarship is exclusively for individuals wishing to gain a certificate, credential, or 2-year degree. (Note: There are quarterly application opportunities in March, June, September, and December annually.) Valued at $1,000. 

DEADLINE 3/31/2023 ​- Skillpointe Foundation-Home Depot Foundation’s Path to Pro Scholarship: Graduating seniors may apply who are planning to enroll in an approved trade-related program at an accredited two-year school (technical/vocational school or college). This scholarship is focused on carpentry, electrical, HVAC, or construction management. Student cannot be an employee or dependent of an employee of The Home Depot. (Employees of The Home Depot and their dependents are eligible to apply for a scholarship from The Homer Fund.) (Quarterly application opportunities in March, June, September, and December annually). Valued at $2,000. 

DEADLINE 3/31/2023 - PFCU McCrumb Scholarship: Seniors with a 3.0+ gpa, planning to attend college in the fall, involved in the community, and known for their excellent character, can apply for this scholarship. This scholarship is based on Citizenship, Attitude and Economics. Requires application, recommendation letters, and a 500 word or less essay. Valued at $1,000.

DEADLINE ​4/1/2023 - Michigan Retailers Association (MRA) College Scholarship: Qualifying seniors or early middle college (EMC) students may apply. Applicant or a parent/guardian must work at a business that is a member of MRA. Click the following link for a list of current MRA members: https://buynearbymi.com/mra-members-participating-in-buy-nearby. Valued at $3,500 each to 12 winners. 

• High School Seniors - Requires being, (1) in the top half of the senior class, and (2) provide standardized test scores (at least 18 for the ACT Composite or, for the SAT combined Critical Reading and Math scores, at least 850).

• EMC/College Students - Requires a 2.5+ college GPA.

DEADLINE ​4/1/2023 - Shiawassee Area Writers Scholarship: Qualifying seniors may apply who are interested in a writing-related field of study and planning to attend college in the fall. Requires the application; reference letter from a writing-teacher (which can be an English, Creative Writing, Journalism, or Yearbook teacher/advisor); a 2,500 maximum word essay, short story, newspaper article, or poem regarding a spring theme of your choice; and a senior year photo. Valued at $250.

DEADLINE 4/3/2023 - OHS CTE Scholarship-Sponsored by Crest Pontoon & Owosso School Foundation: Seniors enrolled in any OHS CTE programming can apply who are planning to attend a post-secondary program in the fall. Must have a 2.0+ cumulative GPA. One scholarship may be awarded in each of the OHS CTE programs. (Seniors enrolled in the Shiawassee RESD CTE programs are not eligible.) Scholarship funds may be used for university, college, apprenticeship, and trade school tuition; course materials and books; industry certification costs; professional organizational costs; and/or industry standard equipment and tools. Application requires seniors to submit a completed application with essay questions and the CTE teacher endorsement submitted by the teacher: don't wait to start the process that includes your teacher! Valued at $1,000 each OHS CTE Program. 

DEADLINE 4/4/2023 - 4th Degree Knights of Columbus-Robert L. Flynn Assembly #0511 Scholarship: Seniors may apply who are enrolling in an accredited school of higher learning in the fall. The student must be a child or grandchild of a current member of the above assembly, #0511. Award criteria is based on academic record, citizenship and service, and financial need. Value unknown.

DEADLINE 4/5/2023 - Newton Pens Scholarship: Seniors can apply who are planning to attend a post-secondary program in the fall. Must have a 2.5+ cumulative GPA and demonstrate financial need with EFC of $6,500 or less (FSA Expected Family Contribution). Student must be signing up for full time classes – college of their choice – study of their choice. 4 year, 2 year, trade, technical, barber, beauty, welding, ANY type of secondary school. Plan ahead because this submission is by mail and requires the following: (1) signed-sealed official paper transcript from Mrs. Pilon, (2) two letters of recommendation, (3) your personal story essay, and (4) a card or piece of paper with your name, email, phone, and mailing address. Valued between $1,000-$2,000. 

DEADLINE 4/7/2023 - American Institute of Graphic Art Worldstudio Scholarships (AIGA): Seniors may apply who are planning to attend college in the fall and have a 2.0+ cumulative GPA. Must provide proof of, (1) financial need, (2) social and environmental responsibility-cultural awareness minded, and (3) pursuit of a major in fine arts, graphic design, illustration, interactive design/motion graphics, and photography should apply. Also requires a 600 word written "statement of purpose", brief autobiography explaining how your experiences have influenced your creative work and your career plans, and how you see yourself in the future as a creator contributing to the community at large. Value ranges from $2,000-$5,000 per award. Some honorable mention awards will also be given and valued at $500 each award. 

2023 Current Not Available - Last Deadline ​4/7/2022 - CASE Credit Union-Chubb Hayes Freeman Scholarship: Seniors may apply who are planning to attend college in the fall, and provide proof of academic achievement, community involvement, school activities, awards and honors, recommendations, and an essay on financial literacy initiatives. Valued at $1,000 each, 7 winners chosen. 

DEADLINE 4/15/2022 - Flint Community Players Arts Scholarship: Seniors or Early Middle College students may apply who are planning to study the Arts at the post-secondary level, as a major or minor. This scholarship's purpose is to support, promote, encourage, and foster learning in the arts at the post-secondary level. Community spirit and Volunteerism are important aspects of this opportunity. Academic achievement, extra-curricular activities, and community service are priority factors in the committee's decision. Requirements are to submit the application with a copy of your current transcript, proof of acceptance of enrollment at a post-secondary institution, two-page biographical goal-oriented letter, and one letter of recommendation. Note: Application link is a low-resolution PDF to print and fill out manually. Value unknown. 

DEADLINE ​4/15/2023 - Michigan Association of Chiefs of Police (MACP)-Michigan Law Enforcement Educational Fund (MLEEF) Youth Scholarship Award: Seniors may apply who are planning to attend college in the fall. Criteria requires: (1) official signed-seal transcript (request from Mrs. Pilon in the SSC), (2) proof of school/civic involvement, (3) biography, and (4) 500 word essay. To connect to the local MACP member(s) you'll need to contact the local police department. Valued at $2,500 each. 

PENDING NEW INFO - Last Deadline was 4/15/2022 - MARSP Scholarship (Michigan Association of Retired School Personnel): This scholarship is on hold because the local MARSP merged with the Clinton Chapter last year.  If a scholarship becomes available, we will send out a notice. 

DEADLINE 4/15/2023 - Shiawassee Co Historical Society-James Oliver Curwood Scholarship: Seniors planning to attend college in the fall may apply. Requires submitting application, photo, ACT or SAT scores are required along with a 400 word biography including goals and the reason you feel you deserve the scholarship award. Value unknown. 

DEADLINE ​4/17/2022 - SET SEG Skilled Trade Scholarship: Qualifying seniors planning to attend college next fall may apply. Requires the student to have been enrolled in a CTE program during high school and enrolling in certificate or degree program at a 2-year Michigan college, technical school or accredited technical institute next fall. Valued at $500.

DEADLINE ​4/17/2023 - Tom Giberson Scholarship*: Seniors may apply. Requires a 2.0+ cumulative GPA and a plan to attend a 2-4 year college or trade school. This scholarship is dedicated to the memory of Tom Giberson, OHS class of 1964, golf enthusiast, and long-time insurance agent in Owosso. Valued at $500. *IMPORTANT APPLICATION TIP: THIS IS A GOOGLE FORM - YOU MUST BE LOGGED INTO A GOOGLE ACCOUNT BEFORE YOU CAN VIEW AND SUBMIT A GOOGLE FORM APPLICATION.

DEADLINE ​4/17/2023 - Van Gilder Family Foundation Scholarship*: Seniors planning to attend college in the fall may apply. Requires a 2.5+ cumulative GPA, honorable character, enrollment in a 4+ year degree program, honorable character. Required two essays: (1) 400 words that answer the question, "how your life speaks about who you are, and how has it influenced the person you have become." (2) 500 words that state, (a) your ambitions, (b) how you plan to achieve them, and (c) why you feel you are deserving of the scholarship. Valued at $2,500 each for two seniors. *IMPORTANT APPLICATION TIP: THIS IS A GOOGLE FORM - YOU MUST BE LOGGED INTO A GOOGLE ACCOUNT BEFORE YOU CAN VIEW AND SUBMIT A GOOGLE FORM APPLICATION. 

DEADLINE ​4/21/2023 - Michigan Masonic Charitable Foundation Scholarship (Owosso Masonic Lodge 81): This scholarship does NOT require Masonic membership or affiliation. Seniors or Early Middle College students may apply if they plan to enroll in a trade/vocational school or college next fall.  Requires application, 4 recommendation letters, SAT/ACT score report, and your official transcript (Request printing support if needed, and request official paper transcript from Mrs. Pilon no later than April 18th, request in the Student Services Center or submit online at www.ReachHigherOHS.org/request). Valued at approximately $1,000 each, 2 winners will be chosen. 

2023 APP PENDING -  Last Deadline ​4/27/2023 - Ayn Rand Essay Contests (Anthem & The Fountainhead): These two essay contests have the same deadline. (1) Anthem - 8th, 9th & 10th graders (600-1,200 words) and (2) The Fountainhead - 11th & 12th graders. (800-1,600 words).  Value ranges from $100 to $5,000. 

DEADLINE 4/30/2023 - Clio Cast and Crew-Krause and Kolkman Memorial Scholarship: Seniors or Early Middle College students may apply who are planning a post-secondary degree in the arts. This includes, but is not limited to, degrees in Theater, Dance, Music, Film, Graphic Design, or Visual Arts. Requires application, letter of recommendation (see application for details), transcript, essay about performance and/or technician experience and goal. Learn more about Clio Cast and Crew by going to www.cliocastandcrew.com. Valued at $1,000.

DEADLINE 4/30 ANNUALLY - Marine Corps League Scholarship-Harold R. Cooley #841 Detachment: Seniors or Early Middle College students may apply who plan to attend a 2+ year college or vocational/trade school,and show proof of honorable character and involvement in activities/service while in high school. Applicant must also have a parent or grandparent currently on active duty, or who have served honorably in the United States Marine Corps, or the Navy as a Fleet Marine Force (FMF) Corpsman. The Marine Corps League is a nonprofit auxiliary and the Harold R. Cooley #841 Detachment is dedicated to social welfare of its member-Veterans and their families in the local community. Value unknown.

DEADLINE 5/1/2023 - The American Institute of Architects (AIA) Flint Donald E. Lee Architecture Scholarship: Seniors or Early Middle College students may apply who are interested in pursuing an education and career in the field of architecture, have good character, history of school and community involvement/service, participation in an architecture/design event, and provide image submissions of works that represents applicant's artistic abilities (renderings, sketches, models, photographs, drafting, painting, sculptures, etc.) Shiawassee Co falls under the Flint Chapter of AIA. Valued at $2,000.

DEADLINE 5/1/2023 - Michigan Association of College Admission Counseling (MACAC)-Maggie Miller Scholarship: Seniors planning to attend college in the fall may apply through the SSC. Requires a 3.2+ cumulative GPA. Applicants must submit an aspiration-themed essay or video inspired by the Life Story of Maggie Miller. Submit your application and content by the OHS-Deadline to Mrs. Pilon. (OHS will submit the top 2 applicants directly to MACAC by their May 1st deadline.) Valued at $500+. 

DEADLINE 5/15/2023 - Michigan Youth Livestock "Statewide" Scholarship: Seniors must be a youth exhibitor at a local, county, state-wide exhibition or state fair for a minimum of three years prior to the year of application. Requires application, 2 letters of recommendation, and transcript. Criteria for judging is: fair participation, leadership, volunteerism, and scholastic standing. Preference will be given to applicants pursuing agricultural or related fields of student. Valued up to $1,000 with the opportunity for additional consideration for awards up to $5,000 value.  

DEADLINE 5/21/2023 - Michigan Foundation for Exceptional Children (MCEC): Applicants must have a district verified disability (IEP or 504 Plan) and financial need may apply. Requires the submission of an application, photograph, acceptance letter to post-secondary institution in Michigan that officially supports student's special needs, letters of recommendation, and a written or recorded essay (goals, educational plans, community service, and leadership skills). Granted up to $1,500 - funds can be used for transportation, special equipment, tutoring, and tuition.

DEADLINE 6/1/2023 - Shiawassee County Farm Bureau Scholarship (SCFB): Seniors or Early Middle College students may apply who are active members in 4-H, FFA, or their family (parent/grandparent) is a member of the Farm Bureau. Must be seeking a 2 to 4 year agricultural related degree, possess quality academics, leadership and community service. Requires application, recommendation letter, resume, and explanation for purpose and goals surrounding your intended college major. Applicant must possess the qualities of scholarship, leadership and community service. (10th-12th GRADE NOTE: Click here to learn about the Junior Board Member of the Shiawassee Co. Farm Bureau.) Valued at $1,000. 

*NEW* QUARTERLY SCHOLARSHIP OPP>>>DEADLINE 6/30/2023 ​- Skillpointe Foundation: Bies Family Foundation Automotive Scholarship: Graduating seniors may apply who are planning to pursue training for a career in auto maintenance. The Foundation will make ten (10) awards of $5,000 each to applicants from the  Greater Detroit areas (including Shiawassee Co.) (Note: There are two deadlines annually in December and June. Valued at $5,000. 

DEADLINE 6/30/2023 ​- Skillpointe Foundation: Home Depot Foundation’s Path to Pro Scholarship: Graduating seniors may apply who are planning to enroll in an approved trade-related program at an accredited two-year school (technical/vocational school or college). This scholarship is focused on carpentry, electrical, HVAC, or construction management. Student cannot be an employee or dependent of an employee of The Home Depot. (Employees of The Home Depot and their dependents are eligible to apply for a scholarship from The Homer Fund.) (Quarterly application opportunities in March, June, September, and December annually.) Valued at $2,000.